MHS Robotics Team Garners Win At Industrial Robotics Competition, Made Possible With Metalcraft Of Mayville Donation KAREN ROUSE As Mayville High School seniors Myles Adamavich, Matthew Schneider and Tanner Wiedmeyer traveled to State Fair Park in West Allis on October 9 to compete in their firstever industrial robotics competition, they just hoped they would not come in last place. The

Kekoskee Boy Once Listed Among The Most Wanted JIM BARTELT You are now reading a human interest story I wrote eight and one-half years ago that bears a second printing as there are many new subscribers to the Dodge County Pionier. The story is about my first cousin Bobby Schultz. Who would ever have known that a boy from Kekoskee would become so infamous? In 1959, Robert William Schultz

Mayville Area Chamber Of Commerce Striving To ‘Make A Better Mayville’ KAREN ROUSE The Mayville Area Chamber of Commerce is continuing to support member businesses while its all-volunteer board strives to “make a better Mayville,” according to its slogan. “We’re getting away from event planning and back to servicing members,” said Chris Neu, one of six current directors

KAREN ROUSE What happened ... • The council approved a resolution which recognizes the importance of the 2020 census and agreed to form a Complete

Marais Players Present A Comedy/Mystery Bon-bon A dynamic cast of 12 Marais Players will present “Aunt Maggity’s Dark and Stormy Night,” written by Edith Weiss, during the first two weekends of November, at Mayville American Legion Post 69. There are laughs aplenty and personalities galore in this lighthearted romp of a mystery that has a little bit of everything. Performances

KAREN ROUSE Upon arriving at the Mayville Public Library, participants at the library’s October 16 Telescope Party event saw three sizes of telescopes set-up in the public parking lot behind the library – two, 12.5inch and eight-inch telescopes, provided by members of the Northern Cross Science Foundation and a 4.5inch telescope, donated

In 2017 the Dodge County Pionier published an article about a Mayville native trying save a three year old boy in Uganda who needed heart surgery.Kayla Billington, a 2008 graduate of Mayville High School, met Patrick on one of her trips to Uganda where she was volunteering as a nurse. The two quickly built an inseparable bond.

A LOOK INTO YESTERYEAR Remembering Jack Omer JIM BARTELT Mayville High School varsity football coach Jack Omer paces the sideline in 1968 with a towel on his neck, a familiar sight players remember him by. Behind him is assistant coach Jim Bartelt, author of the accompanying story. (photo from the MHS 1969 Rocket) Anyone who has ever played for, or coached with Jack Omer will forever remember